What General Motors cars are not manufactured in the USA?

Many General Motors vehicles are manufactured outside the USA. It's difficult to give an exhaustive list because GM's manufacturing locations change over time and depend on the specific model year. However, models frequently manufactured outside the US include those from brands like:

* Opel/Vauxhall: These European brands, owned by GM (though not part of the US GM), produce cars primarily in Europe. Many models are not sold in the US.

* Buick (some models): While some Buicks are made in the US, some models are produced in China for the Chinese market and may be exported elsewhere.

* Cadillac (some models): Similar to Buick, certain Cadillac models might be produced in China or other international locations.

* Chevrolet (some models): Chevrolet has a significant international presence. Various models are built in Mexico, Canada, South Korea, and other countries.

To know definitively if a *specific* GM car model and year is made in the USA, you'd need to check the vehicle's sticker (often found on the driver's side door jamb), the GM website, or a reputable automotive resource. Simply stating a model name (like "Chevrolet Malibu") isn't sufficient because production location can vary.